Japanese skincare is known for marrying tradition and innovation. Just as well, Japanese ingredients are regarded highly in the beauty world for their high-efficacy while being gentle on the skin.

It is no secret that autumn in Japan is a season of captivating scenic beauty. With the comfortable cool-down of temperatures, there is no better time to head outdoors and get up close and personal with nature.

Apart from the many parks and gardens, Tokyo is home to many art museums and galleries, where you will be able to carve out a solitary, meditative vacuum while soaking in some culture.

Looking to amp up your beauty look but don’t want the latest makeup product? Japanese coloured contact lenses are the answer.

A day filled with enchanting scenery and unforgettable moments awaits you and your significant other at the Manjushage Festival in Kinchakuda Manjushage Park, Hidaka.

The time-honoured tradition of Tsukimi has a history of more than 1,000 years, and is one of the oldest festivals still celebrated in Japan.

From the drugstore or specialty stores, Japanese mascaras enjoy a cult-like following among beauty lovers, and even count actress Emma Watson and model Kelsey Merritt as fans.

Discover how to beat Japan's summer heat in these 6 ways that include catching the Nagaoka fireworks festival, savouring kakigori, hiking the Japan Alps, and downing a cold craft beer

Lightweight, breathable, and effortlessly chic, linen is the perfect fabric for navigating through the bustling streets of Tokyo, the serene gardens of Kyoto or the scenic coastline of Okinawa.

As soon as the summer season starts, restaurants along the Kamogawa, Kibune, and Kiyotaki rivers in Kyoto open their outdoor patios for diners to enjoy a riverside dining experience next to the cooling river breeze.

Japanese skincare is often synonymous with innovative and effective products. Combining age-old traditions with new-age formulations, skincare products from Japan offer a different experience from their peers. Take for instance Japanese lotions.

Japan sees plenty of rainfall in June, but the gentle patter of rain enhances its diverse landscapes, creating some of the most enchanting views of the season, transforming the scenery into mystical and serene scenes.

Lesser known, however, is that Japan is also home to some absolutely breathtaking rice terraces!

Experience breathtaking views of the Japanese Alps on the Shinhotaka Ropeway's double-decker gondola, a 25-minute journey to alpine wonderland.

Embraced by the lush surroundings of picturesque Gifu Prefecture lies the serene town of Gujo Hachiman - a quaint riverside town founded in the 16th century, a treasure trove of cultural richness, natural beauty, and unique experiences are waiting to be explored.

Golden Week is just around the corner! For the uninitiated, Golden Week is one of the longest holidays of the year in Japan.

Every summer, fireflies emerge from the ground to put on a dazzling night show in search of love in various areas in Japan.

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